Is there an application conceal one's i.p. address when using webmail?

Anony Mouse wrote:

> Is there an application conceal one's i.p. address when using webmail?

Yep, but easier just to use an Internet Cafe.

Hello,

Have you read the APAS FAQ?

http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/get...cy.anon-server

If you only want basic concealment of your IP address, you can use a web
based anonymous emailer. Here's a list:

http://dmoz.org/Computers/Internet/E...ymous_Mailers/

(Send a test message to yourself first, to check whether the remailer
really removes your IP address and which information it adds to your
message.)

However, if you'd take the trouble to learn to use Mixmaster software, your
actual IP address will be more difficult to trace and your anonimity will
be better protected.

A remailer client like Jack B. Nymble 2.1.4, also known as JBN2, provides
better anonimity:

http://www.skuz.net/potatoware/jbn2/index.html

To avoid problems, please carefully follow the instructions at below
webpages:

http://frogadmin.yi.org/Configs/index.html
http://frogadmin.yi.org/Configs/JBN2_Quick.html

Good luck,

MJ

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> Is there an application conceal one's i.p. address when using webmail?
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